Hedgehog Pet Care: From Habitat to Veterinarian Care

Hedgehog Pet Care: From Habitat to Veterinarian Care

If you are interested in adopting a hedgehog, it is essential to learn all about their needs long before bringing one home. Initial interest in these curious creatures typically stems from their pint-sized cuteness, but to truly give them the best life possible, you should plan carefully and prepare. If you’re wondering about what it […]
Semi-Aquatic, Totally Awesome: Caring for a Red- Eared Slider Turtle

Semi-Aquatic, Totally Awesome: Caring for a Red- Eared Slider Turtle

Red-eared slider turtles can be found in wetland areas from Colorado to the Gulf of Mexico. They are fond of calm waters and enjoy sunbathing on rocks or fallen tree trunks, sometimes in groups. They are omnivores, but prefer to eat plants that grow on the water’s edge. While they aren’t always a welcome addition […]
Cardiac Care for Dogs: Preventive Heart Health for Pets

Cardiac Care for Dogs: Preventive Heart Health for Pets

Heart disease is something that many of us are all-too-familiar with when it comes to people, but did you know that animals can have heart problems as well? Cardiac care for pets is important and BEEVET Animal Hospital has the information that you need to do it right. 
Dog Health: The Scoop on Poop

Dog Health: The Scoop on Poop

It might seem like the staff at BEEVET Animal Hospital is a little bit too into your dog’s poop, especially when we ask you to bring in samples to your visits. The truth is that your pet’s feces can tell us a lot about your their overall health. Keep reading to learn all about healthy […]
<strong>Why Is My Dog Eating His Poop? </strong>

Why Is My Dog Eating His Poop? 

Of all the quirky canine habits like butt sniffing and squirrel watching, dogs eating their own poop takes the cake as the least palatable among our pet parents. To answer the perennial question, “why does my dog eat poop,” the team at BEEVET Animal Hospital has compiled some key insights for you to consider, as […]
What’s Better: Individual Pet Sitter or Pet Boarding Facility?

What’s Better: Individual Pet Sitter or Pet Boarding Facility?

In a perfect world, your pet could accompany wherever you need to go. There have been important strides toward this in both the travel and hospitality industries, but not all pets can tolerate routine disruptions. Fortunately, there are options available for every pet, their family, and financial situation. Choosing between a pet sitter (whether at […]
Scratch that Itch: Managing Allergies in Pets

Scratch that Itch: Managing Allergies in Pets

Just like humans, animals also suffer from allergies in various forms, but their symptoms are often markedly different from those that we experience. Although allergies in pets can be tricky to diagnose and treat, there are plenty of ways you can help to keep your allergic pet comfortable. Allergies in Pets Allergies in both people […]
Is A Rabbit the Perfect Pet For Your Family?

Is A Rabbit the Perfect Pet For Your Family?

With their adorable fluff and affectionate nature, rabbits make wonderful pets. They are quiet, clean animals that adore their owners and can even be trained to do tricks. However, rabbits require more attention and care than people typically expect, as much as a dog in many ways. With a life expectancy of 7-10 years, pet […]
Pet Vaccines: How Important are Immunizations for Your Indoor Pet?

Pet Vaccines: How Important are Immunizations for Your Indoor Pet?

When it comes to your totally indoor cat or your couch potato pooch, their level of risk for infectious disease is pretty low. They probably don’t really need to be vaccinated… Do they? BEEVET Animal Hospital begs to differ. There are actually some pretty compelling reasons that pet vaccines are important even in homebodies. Read […]
Meow-ouch: Signs Your Cat is in Pain

Meow-ouch: Signs Your Cat is in Pain

You cat likely chirps, baps, or headbutts when she wants attention or food. But is your normally demanding cat queen forthcoming when she’s in pain? Probably not. Cats are hard-wired to disguise weaknesses that could make them vulnerable in the wild. Which means the onus is on the owner to spot the subtle cues of […]